Method for specifically detecting polypeptide drug based on elimination of interference of intermolecular disulfide bonds
A disulfide bond and intermolecular technology, applied in measuring devices, material separation, analysis materials, etc., can solve problems such as interference in peptide detection, improve sensitivity and accuracy, eliminate disulfide bond interference, and avoid interference
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[0030] Materials and Reagents
[0031] In this embodiment, Exenatide reagent purchased from Fluka Company of Switzerland was used as the experimental reagent. The ethanol, salicylic acid and stearic imide used were purchased from Guangzhou Chemical Reagent Factory. Sodium polyethoxide and sodium bicarbonate used were purchased from Qingdao Reagent Factory. The HP 1100 high-performance liquid chromatograph purchased from HP Company and the UltraFlix purchased from Germany Bruker Company were adopted. TM III Matrix-assisted laser desorption time-of-flight mass spectrometer as detection and analysis instrument.
[0032] experimental method
[0033] It mainly includes the following steps 1: prepare the exenatide to be detected, and pretreat it with a salicylic acid solution containing 0.4% ethanol to adjust the solution to pH 5; step 2: add the solution containing 0.4% stearimide of diethyl benzoate to block the free sulfhydryl groups in exenatide; step 3: remove excess stear...
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[0042] experimental method
[0043] It mainly includes the following steps 1: prepare the glutathione to be detected, and perform pretreatment with a salicylic acid solution containing 0.4% ethanol to adjust the solution to pH 6; step 2: add to the solution obtained in step 1 containing 0.4% stearimide of dimethyl benzoate to block free sulfhydryl groups in glutathione; step 3: remove excess stearimide in step 2 by adding acid, and then obtain Add 2 g sodium polyethoxide to the solution of exenatide to block the intermolecular disulfide bonds; Step 4: remove unbound blocking reagent, use 0.4% sodium carbonate to adjust the pH of the solution to 8, and then use sulfoxylate Sodium reduces the modified polypeptide cysteine sulfhydryl group to a free sulfhydryl group; step 5: adding benzenesulfonic acid imide to the solution obtained in step 4 to label the free sulfhydryl group in glutathione; Glutathione labeled with the free sulfhydryl group was affinity purified and then ana...
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